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7/17/2017 11:15pm
7/17/2017 11:15pm
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7/21/2017 3:12pm
But this is getting ridiculous: http://motocrossactionmag.com/two-stroke-tuesday-2007-honda-cr250/
"Handling: For those of you too young to remember the glory days of Honda handling, suffice it to say that Jeremy McGrath loved his 1993 CR250 so much that he never raced a 2004, 2005 or 2006 Honda during his time at Team Honda."
Hoping they meant *1994, 1995, 1996 - Seeing that MC had an amazing second go-round in the mid-2000's back on the HRC machines...
"Gearing: The CR250 really benefits from lower gearing. We added one tooth to the rear sprocket (from a 49 to a 50). This tightened up the gear ratios, got us into the meat of the power quicker and helped the CR out of corners.We ran a Renthal sprocket. Renthal–(877) 736-8425."
OE gearing was 13-48 those last few years...Which, coincidentally, is archived properly on the Renthal website...
The tech advice and insight is generally sound, but can someone please take a few seconds to proofread, copy edit, and at least get the decades correct
"Handling: For those of you too young to remember the glory days of Honda handling, suffice it to say that Jeremy McGrath loved his 1993 CR250 so much that he never raced a 2004, 2005 or 2006 Honda during his time at Team Honda."
Hoping they meant *1994, 1995, 1996 - Seeing that MC had an amazing second go-round in the mid-2000's back on the HRC machines...
"Gearing: The CR250 really benefits from lower gearing. We added one tooth to the rear sprocket (from a 49 to a 50). This tightened up the gear ratios, got us into the meat of the power quicker and helped the CR out of corners.We ran a Renthal sprocket. Renthal–(877) 736-8425."
OE gearing was 13-48 those last few years...Which, coincidentally, is archived properly on the Renthal website...
The tech advice and insight is generally sound, but can someone please take a few seconds to proofread, copy edit, and at least get the decades correct
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Wonder what Basher is up to.?
The grammar and spelling is almost as bad as on this site.
Either they don't pay them enough to give a shit, or they don't even use spell check or grammar check.
What blows me away is an author of a larger size article puts his/her name on it, and it's worse than a 2nd graders work.
"Breaking bumps."
"Over their."
"For all intensive purposes."
I could go on and on.
safety first, bros
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you're always going to have that "could of, would
of, should of", right?"
Do people really write "could of" in real life?
I know here on the forum it is mandatory to do that
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